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The Palais Galliera is graced with high ceilings, and feels grand and worshipful, a St. Sulpice church for fashion devotees.

Younger Democratic politicians are less worshipful of Clinton.

Even a reporter for the New York Times, usually worshipful in its Valley coverage, described the spending as “obscene.”

The blind aping, of course, that erodes our ever-worshipful Indian culture and drives our ever-respectful men to rape.

The piece I wrote was respectful, but not worshipful, and that, too, was never good enough for Vidal.

“The Worshipful Company of Drapers” still subscribes to schools and charities year by year.

Acquiring for themselves the two great worlds, the worshipful ones brought forward their Rudra-like powers.

What will ye now do, ye worshipful knights, Have drinking and dancing for ye delights?

Miss Tripp bent almost worshipful eyes upon the large, square sheet.

He styles him the worshipful father, the high and mighty father, the best and most illustrious father, &c.